Chief Torry Mack announces the launch of a new traffic safety initiative aimed at reducing speeding and other dangerous moving violations throughout the City of Decatur. “Operation Slow and Steady,”...
The Decatur Police Department is proud to announce the reactivation of its Bicycle Unit, a proactive initiative designed to enhance public safety, strengthen community engagement, and improve operational effectiveness during...
Decatur is moving forward. At today’s State of the City, Mayor Kent Lawrence highlighted the momentum taking place across the community, driven by strong leadership, long-term planning, and a shared...
The City of Decatur will resume curbside recycling service for Decatur residents on April 21, 2026, beginning with Blue Pickup Day routes. Morgan County residents will also be allowed to...
Championship-level lacrosse is coming to Decatur, and the community is invited to be part of it. From May 11–16, Decatur will host the 2026 NAIA Men’s & Women’s Lacrosse National...
The City of Decatur hopes to resume recycling operations within the next two to three weeks as repairs move forward at the City’s recycling processing facility. Parts needed to repair...
The City of Decatur will launch its Short-Term Rental (STR) application portal on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, at 10 a.m., enabling property owners to start the permit application process online....
The City of Decatur has released its 2026 planned road resurfacing list, with projects scheduled in Districts One through Five as part of the City’s ongoing investment in street maintenance...
The City of Decatur is working with local businesses to implement signage and lighting standards adopted as part of the City’s approved Zoning Ordinance Rewrite. The ordinance, approved by the...
A new partnership between the City of Decatur and Calhoun Community College could bring a collegiate sports complex to Northeast Decatur, with the City Council set to consider the first...